What was the cause of Mahabaharat war?
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The rivalry and enmity between the Kaurava and the Pandava brothers, from their youth and into manhood.
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The rivalry to conquer the throne of his Kingdom.
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The hatredness of Kauravas against Pandavas
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The rivalry to conquer wealth, power and position in a kingdom.
The Mahabharata war's root cause was the deep-seated rivalry and enmity between the Kaurava and Pandava cousins, which began from their childhood and continued into adulthood. This lifelong enmity manifested in various ways - the jealousy of the Kauravas (especially Duryodhana) toward the Pandavas' capabilities and popularity, incidents like Draupadi's humiliation, and the dispute over kingdom division. Option A captures this comprehensive cause, while other options focus on narrower aspects like throne rivalry alone.